That would make it easier to do this configuration on a Mac or a Windows PC. What would potentially be useful is the ability to create a file on the SD card with the WiFi parameters so that they can be copied into /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_nf. To set up WiFi, currently you need to put the microSd card into a Linux system and mount the ext4 filesystem. To get ssh working, you can put a file called "ssh" on the FAT partition of the microSD card.Īt the moment, to set up WiFi you either need a keyboard and display, console cable or the ability to set up your SSID, password and WiFi country (I am in Australia and I use channel 13, because very few other people are aware that you can use it). For regular headless installs this will likely be Rasbperry Pi OS (Other) > Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32- or 64-Bit depending on your hardware). One of the challenges is that for someone setting up a headless Pi with a WiFi interface is that it can be challenging to set up the SSID of your WiFi network for your first boot. Start by opening the Pi Imager and selecting your desired Operating System (OS).
Firstly, I wanted to comment that the Pi zero W addresses probably one of the biggest things people have been requesting of the Pi Zero.
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